Khan withdraws from ABAs?
Khan withdraws from ABAs?
A row over the ticket allocation for his supporters....
How pathetic.
How pathetic.
Re: Khan withdraws from ABAs?
Oh, dear. allegedly's on the phone already.Loftgroov wrote:A row over the ticket allocation for his supporters....
How pathetic.
Re: Khan withdraws from ABAs?
He should be allocated the same as anyone else. If he wants anymore, he should use some of his grant to buy them up.Loftgroov wrote:A row over the ticket allocation for his supporters....
How pathetic.
Surely this is bollocks or, at least, I hope so.
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MightyWarrior
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BBC -
Khan's father, Shajaad, told BBC Sport the organisers were only offering 10 tickets to Khan's boxing club for the event in Great Yarmouth.
The Olympic silver medallist had been set to face James Martin in the quarter-finals of the tournament in Yarmouth on Saturday.
"It's a joke that we've only been offered 10 tickets," said Shajaad.
"He's won three fights and he's got nothing left to prove in this event."
However, Khan's father said the dispute would not affect his son's boxing status.
"He's not going to turn professional because of this, not for the moment anyway," he added.
Khan's father, Shajaad, told BBC Sport the organisers were only offering 10 tickets to Khan's boxing club for the event in Great Yarmouth.
The Olympic silver medallist had been set to face James Martin in the quarter-finals of the tournament in Yarmouth on Saturday.
"It's a joke that we've only been offered 10 tickets," said Shajaad.
"He's won three fights and he's got nothing left to prove in this event."
However, Khan's father said the dispute would not affect his son's boxing status.
"He's not going to turn professional because of this, not for the moment anyway," he added.
Quarter-finals...nothing left to prove...am I missing something? If they are playing Billy Big Bollocks now, what on earth will they be like when he is a pro?MightyWarrior wrote:The Olympic silver medallist had been set to face James Martin in the quarter-finals of the tournament in Yarmouth on Saturday.
"He's won three fights and he's got nothing left to prove in this event."
from what ive seen of Amir he is staritng to belive his own hype, superstars was a classic example. cocky little shit.
he needs to settle down and get on with whats important learning his trade and developing.
he is getitng more asisstance than any other amatuer boxer in the country and should at least show some gratitude.
Ive got a funny feeling that the down to earth bolton lad, aint quite so down to earth anymore.
he needs to settle down and get on with whats important learning his trade and developing.
he is getitng more asisstance than any other amatuer boxer in the country and should at least show some gratitude.
Ive got a funny feeling that the down to earth bolton lad, aint quite so down to earth anymore.
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MightyWarrior
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Shades of Naz already.....Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Quarter-finals...nothing left to prove...am I missing something? If they are playing Billy Big Bollocks now, what on earth will they be like when he is a pro?MightyWarrior wrote:The Olympic silver medallist had been set to face James Martin in the quarter-finals of the tournament in Yarmouth on Saturday.
"He's won three fights and he's got nothing left to prove in this event."
fornicating jumped up little wanker why should he get any more tickets than anyone else? Go on sign for Allegedly, WBU champ by the end of the year. He's young enough to have a good go at beating Hatton's record for consecutive WBU defences. ;)
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That's another way of putting it.nickd wrote:fornicating jumped up little wanker why should he get any more tickets than anyone else? Go on sign for Allegedly you little ....!
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from what ive seen of Amir he is staritng to belive his own hype, superstars was a classic example. cocky little shit.
he needs to settle down and get on with whats important learning his trade and developing.
he is getitng more asisstance than any other amatuer boxer in the country and should at least show some gratitude.
Ive got a funny feeling that the down to earth bolton lad, aint quite so down to earth anymore.
good post
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